Lawrenceburg

The rye portion of this is still...

MGP, Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

At least they don't hide it.

It's right there on the bottle, distilled in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

And Shelbyville, Kentucky, which I forget what distillery off the top of my head is in Shelbyville.

So, cool label.

Milan all over Brown County, 30-0.

And Lawrenceburg, 28-7 over Batesville at the half.

And for anybody who's still interested, the Reds lead the Blue Jays 5-2 in the fourth inning.

I'll still be interested.

Franklin County defeats Greensburg tonight 30-8.

Milan over Brown County 64-0.

It was Lawrenceburg at late leading Batesville.

That game might be not quite done at the last time we checked, but the Lawrenceburg Tigers on their way to a victory tonight.

I've talked about them for years here on the podcast.

They're out of Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

Their distillery's been like kind of the guy behind the curtain, kind of like the Wizard of Oz, making damn good whiskey for other brands.

But now that's all changing.

So I dug in a little bit.

I got out on the internet and I found out what LBSV means.

And the L of this special, special mash pill means Lawrenceburg.

The B means bourbon.

Tonight's game brought to you in part by Whitewater Motors, Hurt & Elko, Franklin County Farmers Mutual Company, and the Ripley County Community Foundation.

Long set a school record against Lawrenceburg, a 96-yard kickoff return.

Last week he broke his own record set three weeks earlier with a 97-yard kickoff return.

He is a dangerous return

Other scores around the area tonight.

Greensburg at the end of one lead South Dearborn 12-7.

Lawrenceburg 14-7 over Franklin County in the second quarter.

North Decatur a 22-0 lead over Switzerland County in quarter number two.

So is Penelope.

Is it? Where are they at? Lawrenceburg.

Lawrenceburg.

They're not MGP, though.

They're a real independent type.

This is a straight bourbon whiskey.

It is MGP juice out of Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

It is 10-year, so it is a blend, but 10-year.

So when there's an age statement on there, That means whatever the number is on there for years, that's the youngest juice inside.

Yes.

We, uh, we had the attorney for Lawrenceburg, the city of Lawrenceburg and Lawrenceburg School, Delmar Weldon, present an opportunity for us to join in on the various lawsuits against social media companies regarding the harm that's caused, uh, adolescents and students.

Um, and this is going around the United States.

Some states have settled, and school corporations are starting to settle as well, and he felt like this was a good opportunity, given our size, to, um, receive some funds to help pay for some of the mental health issues that we experience here at schools related to social media companies.

You know, we face a good new power team as well, but we only put up 14 points.

We face a good Lawrenceburg team, but we only put up 21.

But we've got to score points.

It's not just about moving the football.

21-7 Batesville over Rushville.

I know Richmond's on top of South Dearborn, 6-0 in the early going.

Lawrenceburg's on top of Greensburg, 7-0 as he centralizes the football, and it's a jet sweep and a big gainer for Chase Marsh.

Into Franklin County territory, inside the 40, crosses the 35, finally goes out of bounds in the 34-yard line, but a flag comes in late.

EARLY TRAINING.

James Buchanan Eads was born in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, May 23, 1820. both the eads family who came from maryland and his mother's people the buchanans who were originally irish were gentlefolk but james's father never was very prosperous the son however went to school and he showed early a very special love for machinery observing with great interest everything of that kind that he came upon for a while the family lived in cincinnati from there they removed in eighteen twenty nine to louisville in those days when steamboats were the best of conveyances the ohio river formed a natural highway between the two towns on the trip the small boy of nine hung around the engine of the boat considering it with so much wonder and admiration that finally the engineer who found him an apt pupil explained the various parts of the mechanism to him He really had understood his lesson well, for two years later, in the little workshop that his father had fitted up for him, he made a small engine which ran by steam.

Besides, he made models of sawmills, fire engines, steamboats, and electrotyping machines.

Except such chance instruction as that which he found on the boat, he had had no teaching in mechanics, but worked with the ingenuity of many a bright boy.